I have wanted to make a vision board for years. Countless people have sworn to the value of it and the incredible results they have received for having gone through the process of creating it and putting it in a place they can see it often.
Who wouldn’t want their dreams to come true?!? So why did it take so long for me to do?
Because the idea of making a dream / vision board felt like a lot of work.
Leafing through magazines. Cutting out inspiring images, quotes and words and hoping they match up enough to my dreams, which incidentally, I wasn’t too sure of either because I hadn’t spared it too much thought.
Once I put some time and effort into my hopes and dreams I saw what an exciting future I could have.
As the saying goes, “time will pass anyway”, so I may as well give it some direction.
I thought of making a Dream Board in Pinterest but I won’t look at it everyday, which is when I decided to make the wallpaper on my computer screen my Dream Board. Perfect.
Extra bonus here is that I get the images online which means I can find exactly what I’m looking for.
If you are not familiar with Picmonkey or want a refresher then try squishing my nose with your curser below and watch the video to see how I created my Dream Board Wallpaper for my computer. And below the video is a PDF printable you can sign up for which includes a worksheet with prompts for getting your dreams out of your head and on to paper.
Click Here to Get PDF and Worksheet
I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to see your dream boards, please come and share them in the Facebook group.
Until then, hugs, Vicky xx
Jenita
January 16, 2017 at 1:18 am (7 years ago)I am forwarding this to one of my clients. She took up running when she turned 40. She didn2#8&17;t have to do it, but she did it. She is not particularly fond of running, but I guess anything to show her why she SHOULD love it will help!